During the Great Depression, the U.S. aggregate demand curve shifted to the left, in part,becausethere was an increase in stock prices.Othere were advances in technology in manufacturing.the U.S. government decreased taxes.Othere was an increase in the U.S. population.O a large number of U.S. banks failed.

The aggregate demand is defined as the economy's total demand that is incurred by producing goods…

During the Great Depression, the U.S. aggregate demand curve shifted to the left, in part, because there was an increase in stock prices. there were advances in technology in manufacturing. O the U.S. government decreased taxes. Othere was an increase in the U.S. population. O a large number of U.S. banks failed.

During the Great Depression, the U.S. aggregate demand curve shifted to the left, in part, because there was an increase in stock prices. there were advances in technology in manufacturing. O the U.S. government decreased taxes. Othere was an increase in the U.S. population. O a large number of U.S. banks failed.

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Chapter8: Macroeconomic Equilibrium: Aggregate Demand And Supply

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